From: Eric Backus Subject: Re: re updating DJGPP To: djgpp AT sun DOT soe DOT clarkson DOT edu (djgpp) Date: Tue, 16 Mar 93 15:04:42 PST Mailer: Elm [revision: 66.25] Somebody writes: > > My sugestion: FORGET about DPMI *.* - > > PLEASE concentrate on the important things like GDB > > - a source level debugger Eric (eweitzman AT esri DOT com, or 75020 DOT 1171 AT compuserve DOT com) writes: > I cannot convey how much I disagree with this sentiment. I suppose it > depends on your perspective, or the development environment that you > want to use. ... > Even though Windows needs a 486 to perform, and it's not > NextStep or heaven help us, Motif or QWM, it is a pleasure to use, and > my family can also deal with it. If the DPMI issue was resolved, I'd > be where I'd like to be. I too would like to see djgpp work within MSWindows. I understand the difficulty of doing it, and I greatly appreciate even having what we have today. But that's still what I'd like. I can live just fine without gdb. I know I'll sound old fashioned, but frankly I have yet to find a debugging problem that can't be solved with printf() and a good understanding of the source code. -- Eric Backus ericb AT lsid DOT hp DOT com (206) 335-2495